At 01:06 PM 12/16/2003 +0000, you wrote:
> > In the WATCH window, how can I "watch" an absolute memory
> > location, as opposed to a symbol? E.G., I want to examine
> > 0x24. I've tried a bunch of things, such as editing an
> > exsiting symbol to try and change it, etc.
>
>where is all the mystery in this ????
>
>Instead of entering the name, you just enter the hex value as "0x24". Note
>that you need the "0x".

This may depend on what chip you are simulating (what the word length is).

For a 18F8520 though, if you enter 0x24 as the Symbol Name it comes back with
"not found". However if you enter 0x24 into the Address field or 0x0024
into the
Symbol Name field it's fine.

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